spectral music

The second and third pieces are generally considered the earliest examples of "spectral music."

A generation later, many composers have incorporated "spectral music" into their wholly original styles.

It is an example of spectral music.

Dufourt, a trained philosopher and composer, was the author of several important articles on spectral music.

Dérives, Périodes, and Partiels were among the first pieces of spectral music.

The most important French contribution to musical innovation of the past 35 years is a form of computer-assisted composition called "spectral music".

See also spectral music.

In spectral music, the viola has been sought after because of its lower overtone partials that are more easily heard than on the violin.

The first CD contained four pieces of textural and spectral music, but with movement and variation.

Gerard Grisey The French composer who pioneered "spectral music" was 52.

Spectral music alters "timbres by assembling orchestral masses."

"Introduction to the Pitch Organization of French Spectral Music."

Spectral music (involves application of FFT analysis to musical composition)

The term "spectral music" was coined by Hugues Dufourt in an article written in 1979 and first published two years later.

Formal concepts important in spectral music include process, though "significantly different from those of minimalist music" in that all musical parameters may be affected.

Spectral Music: History and Techniques.

Horațiu Rădulescu, 66, Romanian composer, spectral music pioneer.

Spectral music (or spectralism) is a musical practice where compositional decisions are often informed by sonographic representations and mathematical analysis of sound spectra.

"A Provisional History of Spectral Music".

"Spectral Music".

"French Spectral Music: An Introduction".

French Wikipedia article on Spectral music (or the "Spectral school", as they tend to call it)

The prospective bridegroom, 33, is the president of the Spectral Music Corporation, a music production company in New York.

Together they formed the group L'Itineraire in 1976 and pioneered what they called "spectral music," in which harmonic spectra became the focus of interest.

Listening to "L'Esprit des Dunes," one begins to grasp the implications of "spectral music," as it has come to be known.